Practice Interdisciplinary Nature Of Built Environment (2.2) - The Built Environment Professions in Disaster Risk Reduction and Response

Practice: Interdisciplinary Nature of Built Environment

Lesson 2.2The Built Environment Professions in Disaster Risk Reduction and Response

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Question 1.
Name one profession involved in disaster recovery.
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Think about the design of buildings and infrastructure.
Question 2.
What does disaster recovery mean?
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It involves getting back to normal after something bad happens.
3Question 3.
Which profession is NOT typically involved in disaster recovery?
- Architect
- Doctor
- Chef
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Think of the professionals defined in the built environment context.
4Question 4.
True or False: The Hyogo Framework is guidelines for disaster risk reduction.
- True
- False
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Remember the purpose of the Hyogo Framework.
Question 5.
Create a plan involving at least three different built environment professions and explain their roles in disaster recovery.
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Think about each profession’s unique contributions.
Question 6.
Analyze the implications of the Hyogo Framework on local disaster management strategies in your area.
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Reflect on the establishment of disaster priorities and regulations.

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